Category: Lifestyle

Nisku, Alberta – Western Economic Diversification Canada By supporting communities, we can create a healthier environment, new economic opportunities, and a more sustainable future. This is why the Government of Canada is committed to ensuring the transition to a low-carbon economy is fair for workers and communities. Today, the Honourable Amarjeet Sohi, Minister of Natural…

On July 4, 1776, the 13 colonies claimed their independence from England, an event which eventually led to the formation of the United States. Each year on the fourth of July, also known as Independence Day, Americans celebrate this historic event. Conflict between the colonies and England was already a year old when the colonies convened…

June 26, 2019 – Brussels, Belgium – National Defence / Canadian Armed Forces Defence Minister Harjit S. Sajjan today held a friendly and productive meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. The Secretary General welcomed Minister Sajjan to NATO headquarters and thanked him for Canada’s unwavering support and contributions to the Alliance. He noted that…

Ottawa, ON – Luc Berthold, Conservative Shadow Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, released the following statement regarding compensation for Canada’s supply-managed sectors impacted by recent changes to Canada’s trade regime: “Minister of Agriculture Marie-Claude Bibeau repeatedly promised that compensation for Canada’s milk, egg, and poultry farmers would be in place by the end of June. It…

Parachute’s third annual National Injury Prevention Day raises awareness for number one killer of Canadians ages 1 to 44 TORONTO – Preventable injury is the leading cause of death among young Canadians, with one child dying every nine hours. Parachute, Canada’s national charity dedicated to reducing the devastating impact of preventable injuries, is sponsoring National Injury Prevention Day for…

Albertans can enjoy liquor in select provincial parks’ day-use area picnic sites. As part of government’s commitment to relax liquor consumption in Alberta parks 14 of the province’s day-use area picnic sites will permit liquor consumption with food. “Another promise made and another promise delivered as our government continues to reduce red tape and end…

As a parent, you may wonder about the safety of rides, especially at a temporary attraction like your local fair. But whether your kids are rollercoaster, drop tower or pendulum enthusiasts, you can keep the thrill upbeat with a few simple tips from Roger Neate of the Technical Standards and Safety Authority. Follow the rules. Follow…

Nominations are open for the Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards recognizing those who make a lasting impact in their community. “Alberta’s 1.6 million volunteers are the heartbeat behind the recreational, social and cultural programs that make our province a great place to live. Let’s honour our outstanding volunteers who go above and beyond to spark…

Energy Minister Sonya Savage issued the following statement regarding the next steps for the crude-by-rail program: “According to industry forecasts and statements by producers, the future of crude-by-rail in Alberta is very bright – and will continue to be so, without government interference. “We have said from the beginning that shipping crude by rail is…

By Kendra Coulter Animals do a lot for us. So what should we do for them? Dexter, an emotional support peacock, made global headlines recently when United Airlines refused to allow him on a flight. His story is the latest to reanimate the public discussion about the certification and regulation of service animals, and the rights of…

AHS-supported studies advancing patient care Story by Greg Harris | Photo by Janelle Anderson To try to stop a debilitating migraine from coming on, Calgarian Greg Smith has learned to avoid triggers such as the strong fragrances in the grocery store detergent aisle. Even the smell of red wine, hard liquor or perfume can be…